The architecture of degrowth is a method of designing that doesn’t align architecture with resource consumption and any one nation’s GDP growth but utilizes practices of zero waste, regenerative design,…
Kowloon is an urban area in Hong Kong. Kowloon is known for the walled city which was a coastal fort. It has its own set of history beyond. In simple…
Influencing the history of modern constructions, known as “the temple of all gods” stands The Pantheon of the Roman Empire. Originally built between 25 and 27 BC in the narrow…
Introduction Chimeras, those gross as well as commonly spooky animals decorating the facades of lots of historic structures have captivated as well as captivated viewers for centuries. These building aspects…
It is almost impossible today not to mention the Golden Gate Bridge in a list of the world’s most beautiful wonders. Since its inauguration, the Golden Gate Bridge has been…
Tadao Ando is an architect who has mastered the art of blending traditional and modern architectural ideas. What sets him apart is his ability to incorporate design influences from around…
Erect and resolute against Barcelona’s skyline, the Sagrada Familia isn’t just an architectural enigma—it stands as a testament to the intricate metaphor of human artistry versus spiritual depth, etched into…
Greece boasts a captivating history and stunning architecture with a fact that the term “architecture” itself originates from the language. This ancient land has always been a hub of creativity…
Colors possess the extraordinary ability to influence moods upon entering a room, providing a fresh, rejuvenating source of energy or allowing individuals to absorb the mood of the space. They…
On the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico, Chichen Itza is a mystery that rises out of the lush forest like a treasure that has been worn down by time, the elements,…
The Hagia Sophia, located in Turkey on the Europe-Asia border, has a long history. The first attempt, built in 360 A.D. by Byzantine Emperor Constantius 2, was destroyed and then…
The 1960s stand as a recognized beginning (in Western architecture) of tensegrity structures. Their novel term is a result of combining the words “tensile” and “integrity” to express the structure’s…